Error trying to run Eclipse: Java was Started but Return Exit code =13. PATH IS CORRECT

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Error trying to run Eclipse: Java was Started but Return Exit code =13. PATH IS CORRECT

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I deleted versions previous to Java 8 and now the eclipse does not want to run, the following error message appears:

" Java was Started but Return Exit code =13.":

There’s a similar topic: I’ve done what the topic solution said: Error trying to run Eclipse: Java was Started but Return Exit code =13

That is to say: I already installed the JDK 1.7 again and put the path for it in the environment variable "Path": C:\Program Files (x86)\Java\jdk1.7.0_80\bin

And the mistake remains the same.

What can I do to fix?

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Opening your command terminal, java -version returns what? And which java? And where java? (I don’t remember if in Windows is where or which, but if you’re using bash the correct answer is the opposite of the Windows answer, so I put the two options)

– Jefferson Quesado

2018/03/15 at 02:16
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Apparently the VM pointed out by the argument -vm who stands in the way .../Oracle/Java/javapath is not version 7 of JVM

– Jefferson Quesado

2018/03/15 at 02:18
Hmmm, java -version returns version 1.8....

– Lucas Pletsch

2018/03/15 at 02:18
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strange, I thought that these arguments that ask for Java 7 was minimum requirement...

– Jefferson Quesado

2018/03/15 at 02:19
But how do I change the VM pointed by the vm?

– Lucas Pletsch

2018/03/15 at 02:20
In the directory where the eclipse is installed, there is a file called eclipse.ini. It is in this boy that you change. I recommend to save a backup of it, only then change and put the desired path.

– Jefferson Quesado

2018/03/15 at 02:22
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It seems your eclipse is 64 bits. Why you installed Java 32 bits? That question reports the same error and the answer was by everyone in the same 64-bit scheme.

– Jefferson Quesado

2018/03/15 at 02:42

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by Jaffe.Marques • **561** points · Answer 1 · 2018-03-15T02:19:15+00:00

See if the version of your eclipse is the same as the JDK you installed, 64bits or 32bits, see the version on prompt with the java -version.

Check that the environment variables are configured correctly by running the javac in the prompt

If you are in windows 10, setting the environment variables is a little different, if applicable, follow the steps:

1.Em Pesquisar, procure e selecione: Sistema (Painel de Controle)
2.Clique no link Configurações avançadas do sistema.
3.Clique em Variáveis de Ambiente. Na seção Variáveis do Sistema, localize a variável de ambiente PATH e selecione-a. Clique em Editar. Se a variável de ambiente PATH não existir, clique em Novo.
4.Na janela Editar Variável de Sistema (ou Nova Variável de Sistema), especifique o valor da variável de ambiente PATH. Clique em OK. Feche todas as janelas restantes clicando em OK.
5.Reabra a janela Prompt de comando e execute o código Java.

Source Configuration of PATH variables

by Lucas Pletsch • **787** points · Answer 2 · 2018-03-15T10:17:43+00:00

I needed to remove the 1.7 x86 and 1.8 x86 versions of jdk installed, with this windows program: https://support.microsoft.com/pt-br/help/17588/fix-problems-that-block-programs-from-being-installed-or-removed , and then downloaded the jdk 1.7 64 bits (x64), which solved my problem.